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Buñol (Valencia) Lives Today the Tomatina: 150,000 Kilos of Tomato Will Dye the City Red

Summary by El Confidencial
Buñol prepares for the 79th Tomatina with 150 tons of Don Benito tomatoes, reinforcement of trains, international presence and accessibility measures such as bracelets and pictograms

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After the chupinazo, the tons of tomato, which are 30 more than in the previous edition, have begun to be released.

·Madrid, Spain
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Largest food battle in the world: For an hour, 22,000 people in Buñol threw 150 tons of overripe parasols.

·Vienna, Austria
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This international battle returns to the Valencian village of Buñol in a red sea where 22,000 people fight for an hour with 150 tons of tomatoes, 30 more than last year, in their traditional Tomatina. One more year, it leaves some of the most iconic images of the summer popular holidays in Spain.

·Madrid, Spain
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Here you will find information on the topic "A city looks red". Read now "Above all the tomato slaughter in Spain".

·Germany
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Tomatina de Buñol (Valencia) will have 150,000 kilos of tomatoes, 30,000 kilos more than in 2025

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The festival dyes red again the streets of the Valencian population. It is expected that about 22,000 people will come

·Madrid, Spain
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